Turquoise is one of my favorite colors. It reminds me of the blue sky of summer and the various shades of blue in the Ocean. Turquoise spans many shades from a pale blue to teal to green. The stone often has black or brown accents. I love wearing the color Turquoise, especially in the summertime. It adds a pop of color to any outfit, is flattering on any skin tone, and is easy to incorporate into your wardrobe. The stone has been prevalent in so many countries and cultures from: Ancient Egypt, China, and Turkey to Native American and Aztec cultures. After all it was believed to usher in good fortune. Native American cultures believe that sky blue gemstone opens up a direct connection between the sky and the sea. Even if it’s just the color Turquoise and not the gemstone, lets carry on that lovely sentiment!
It is a really pretty pop of color that goes with any other color. I can’t name a color that Turquoise does not go with, so it is a great staple to have in your wardrobe and collect. An easy way to start to incorporate this into your wardrobe is either with Accessories, Shoes or Handbags. For a Necklace, try the Kenneth Jay Lane Layered Necklace or the Kate Spade Pave The Way Long Pendant Necklace. The Tory Burch Tacher Cuff Bracelet, the Emilio Pucci Cuff Bracelet with Turquoise, and the Lele Sadoughi Tall stackable bangle are all stunning. I love a nice statement ring and this Jennifer Meyer Double Dome Ring in Yellow Gold and Turquoise is reminiscent of a Vintage Cocktail Ring. All make a statement and are easy to grab, put on and go! For a dash of color on your feet, the Gucci Thong Sandal, the Loretta Pettinari Sandals or the Miu Miu Floral Brocade Wedge Sandals are great choices. A Handbag is another great way to start to add Turquoise to your wardrobe. The Chloe Jade Leather Medium ‘Paraty’ Convertible Satchel or the Kate Spade New York Cedar Street Small Hayden Satchel are both colorful and chic. Time to go out and need to grab a clutch…Grab the Kotur Snakeskin Clutch or the Alexander McQueen ‘Britannia Skull’ Box Clutch.
That being said, you can also wear Turquoise clothing. Here are some great clothing items, such as The Stella Jean Blue Cotton Printed Modesto Tube Skirt, which is from one of my favorite designers or this Missoni Zigzag Poncho, or wear Turquoise to the beach with this Adriana Degreas printed braided bikini.
There are many more choices below. Go ahead, take fate into your own hands, and get Turquoise into your Wardrobe! After all, Turquoise was believed to be the bringer of good fortune.
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1. Adriana Degreas – Printed Braided Bikini
2. Alexander McQueen – ‘Britannia Skull’ box clutch
3. Andrea Fohrman – Turquoise Crescent Moon Studs – Yellow Gold
4. CC Skye – Enamel Hinge Cuff
5. Chloe – Jade Leather Medium ‘Paraty’ Convertible Satchel
7. Emilio Pucci – Cuff Bracelet with Turquoise
9. Fendi – Mini 2Jours Structured Leather Bag
11. Jamie Joseph – Oval Chrysocolla Ring with Black Diamond
13. Jennifer Meyer – Double Dome Ring in Yellow Gold in Turquoise
14. Loretta Pettinari – Sandals
15. Jennifer Meyer – Turquoise Long Bar Studs – Yellow Gold
16. Kate Spade New York – Cedar Street Small Hayden Satchel
17. Kate Spade New York – Pave The Way Long Pendant Necklace
18. Kenneth Jay Lane – Layered Necklace
20. Leighelena – “Jigsaw” Bracelet
21. Lele Sadoughi – Tall Stackable Bangle
22. Loretta Pettinari – Sandals
24. Middle Kingdom – Cylindrical Bead Bangles
25. Miguel Ases – Turquoise-Color Fan Drop Earrings
27. Miu Miu – Floral brocade wedge sandals
28. Stella Jean – Blue Cotton Printed Modesto Tube Skirt
29. Stephen Dweck – Carved Turquoise & Yellow Sapphire Ring
30. Toi et Moi – Ines Turquoise Necklace
31. Tory Burch – ‘Miller’ Flip Flop
32. Tory Burch – Tacher Cuff Bracelet
33. VBH – Connor Python & Karung Envelope Clutch
34. Vintage Native American Turquoise Ring XIII
35. Wood and Turquoise Earrings
36. Antonello – Liscia Tote with Diamond Motif
